Hour 13 Studios loves to hear from everyone, especially people with big proposals for large-sum contracts involving high-percentage royalty checks. But really just a simple 'Hey there' is usually enough to make us giddy. Who knows, we might even write back. If you say something nice, we'll be sure to print out many copies of it, ball them up, and feed them to Goolak.That alien eats up compliments like you wouldn't believe.

And if you ask really nicely, we'll even include voice recordings of the members of our team reading your email back to you, while doing our very best impressions of text-to-speech programs. Some people say they can't tell the difference at all; we're just that darned good, really we are. As a matter of fact, Air and Justin are renown for their amazing re-enactment of Dr. Sbaitso and the Talking Parrot do 'Who's on First.'

Maybe you are a fellow game developer who would like to let us know of your talents and, most importantly, that you are willing to volunteer your slavery (or was it services?). In that case, make sure you read over our Job Opportunities first, and if that doesn't scare you away then go ahead and write that email. Make sure you include some useful information about yourself... like examples of your work or why you like our games, or well you know...the basics.

Email Hour 13 Studios [air@hour13.com]

We do indeed posess luxuries such as a telephone and a mailbox, but you won't see either posted here publically. That's what an email address is for, folks. Email, it's like having a P.O. Box that opens up right to your desk. So use it already. If a lack of 'real' contact information makes us look unprofessional, then so be it. I tend to think our accompishments (check out the games, folks) speak for themselves. So let me clarify: We are for real and we want to do good business.